Roncador wrote: Tue Oct 01, 2024 9:02 pm
For me it's hard to disagree with either of you guys arguments. No doubt that all the coke and heroin took a toll as well as the diabetes but the music industry is evil. Not a fan of her music, but to me there's no doubt that Selena's family sacrificed her. There's been allot of strange deaths surrounding the family members of different artists. And in the Memphis rap scene, rap sigils have been around since the 90's. They'll go commit a murder record it and sample it into the song.
You’re not a fan?! Haha
No not a Selena fan simply stating an example of a satanic ritual sacrifice that I know to be true. I'm definitely a fan of the greatful deads music though. Would I say I'm a fanatic of the band members themselves, not necessarily. Bob weir is pretty weird in my opinion. I posted that video not in agreance with what he was saying simply exposing a little truth. The man has been to the Grove, and recently bought a Masonic lodge in Northern California. Pretty strange activities if you ask me. Its not gonna stop me from listening to the music though. I was into some pretty dark music when I was younger so to me it's wayyy more positive. And I truly believe in my heart that the whole music industry is corrupted. I look at it like politics both sides suck but sometimes you have to pick the lesser of two evils for the greater good of things. I think I'm allot better off listening to the dead than head banging to raining blood or angel of death by slayer lol. The song US blues there's a line where Jerry sings "I'm uncle sam, that's who I am, been hiding out in a rock n roll band." Kinda creepy...
Also sorry @VinnyBass kinda feel like ive hijacked this thread a bit.
Illuminati, jesuits and masons are all intertwined. There is definitely a lot more dark than light in the industry. It doesn’t stop me from breaking the Led out…
Back to the topic for Vin Dawg,
I was born too late to see the GREATS. I did get to see page and plant and the who minus moon.
My most memorable concerts that come to mind
STP
Alice N Chains
James Brown
I just saw Tab Benoit and this guy named JD Simo opened up for him. JD was a Two piece-guitar/vox and drums. One of the most phenomenal guitarist I have ever scene.
I wish I could have scene early-1980 ZZTOP. Thank goodness for YouTube, there is some great concert footage from Germany 1980
YouTube is so amazing because you can find all types of bands there. Heck I can see bands I never got to see before and sometimes it is really fun when I stumble upon a concert where I actually was there that night. And while the studio version of a song or songs are great, I have more fun seeing live footage of bands in concert. This way it is more raw and plus being a guitar player(mostly a hack) I can see how the guitar player played a certain riff or
chording and be able to show my buddies this is the actual way it was played. Of course there are tons of guys on YouTube that can show the way they play a certain riff which is kind of interesting also( it sometimes is easier to play than what the actual guitar player in the band.). I do not like being old, but I was very fortunate to see a lot of pretty awesome bands through the years.
Saw JD Simo open for Tab Benoit at the Belly Up. Big fan of Tab – but gotta say JD was way more entertaining. Gotta crank up Mortgage on my Soul. Good covers of Coltrane and The Meters too… (songs from The "House of Grease")
Sawheeler – Bob Weir fan? One of my fondest “live” albums of all time was given to me years ago by an older brother, (now deceased). Kingfish – “Live and Kickin,” Unmistakable vocals and rhythm guitar work while sitting in with an awesome jamb band. (with Robbie Hoddinott laying down some tasty licks on his Tele…)
salt water guy wrote: Thu Oct 03, 2024 7:38 am
Saw JD Simo open for Tab Benoit at the Belly Up. Big fan of Tab – but gotta say JD was way more entertaining. Gotta crank up Mortgage on my Soul. Good covers of Coltrane and The Meters too… (songs from The "House of Grease")
Sawheeler – Bob Weir fan? One of my fondest “live” albums of all time was given to me years ago by an older brother, (now deceased). Kingfish – “Live and Kickin,” Unmistakable vocals and rhythm guitar work while sitting in with an awesome jamb band. (with Robbie Hoddinott laying down some tasty licks on his Tele…)
